Simulating the primordial era? That's way too extreme.

Author's Note on the Launch of Chapter 87

The exciting moment has finally arrived!

This book has made progress over the past month and will be officially available tomorrow at noon.

I'm an old-timer now. Back then, I wrote Yujing Mountain as just a hobby. I never expected it to become a top-rated book. I didn't even have an outline, so although the initial subscription was very high, nearly 5,000, I only wrote a little over 700,000 words before it was finished.

This is truly a pity...

This simulated prehistoric world book was actually written out of interest, something I started suddenly, but surprisingly it still did very well!

I never expected this myself...

As you can see, the beginning of this book wasn't very well written.

In terms of recommendations, this book was terrible at first. During its initial period of being added to the library, it only gained an average of three favorites per day. As a result, during the first round of testing, it only received a little over seventy, not even a hundred...

To be honest, I almost cut it off back then.

Fortunately, with the encouragement of the master of the duster, I was able to try it out first and then decide based on the results.

So I persisted and continued writing, and then I went online to test the waters.

Then on the first day, it gained less than eighty new favorites...

While everyone else had two or three hundred favorites on the first day of each round, I only had eighty. I was dumbfounded!

The master of the dust-wielding book also sensed something was wrong and asked me to change the book's title overnight in an attempt to salvage it.

The book was originally titled "I Advise You Not to Be Too Extreme," but the bigwig said the title lacked distinctiveness and should include some keywords.

I think that old bookworms have always disliked book titles like "Simulation" and "Primordial Era," as well as titles with commas and colons in the middle, because they seem to have the feel of mass-produced studio products.

So I hesitated a lot when making the changes, afraid of having the opposite effect, but I still made the changes, and that's how the current "Simulated Primordial World" came about...

However, it later proved that the big shot was indeed a big shot, and what he said was true.

On the very first day after changing the book title, which was also the second day of testing the waters, the increase reached 150!

From then on, the daily increase was 300 to 400!

Then they got on the second, third, and fourth wheels, driving all the way to Xiaolaba and Sanjiang.

I can hardly believe that changing the title of a book could have such a big impact... but the facts are undeniable, and there's nothing I can do about it...

Then, there's the issue of the plot:

I've read quite a few fictional novels, both those based on the prehistoric era and those based on the ancient times. I'm pretty familiar with their major flaws.

The main problem with simulation stories is that the simulation portion takes up more screen time from the main character. As a result, the more engaging and longer the simulation becomes, the harder it is to maintain the tension in reality. I can only try my best to compensate for this by connecting the two storylines in a certain way to avoid them becoming too disjointed.

As for the prehistoric fantasy novels, the main problem is the chaotic setting. For example, the combat power of saints is such that some saints are not even as strong as a nuclear bomb, and some even the Great Luo Immortals can jump between timelines randomly...

The former is a low-spec product with weak combat capabilities, making it difficult to maintain a fighting spirit.

The latter is high-end, with boxes haphazardly stacked and settings completely broken.

Therefore, this concept is neither low-end nor high-end. It contains none of the following: "one proof for eternal proof", "reversing cause and effect", or "all realms returning to oneness".

This book essentially only has two realms: one is the Saint, and the other is below the Saint. The Saint is absolutely invincible, a purely mechanical deity, and only appears when absolutely necessary.

Therefore, most of the plot in this book can only take place below the level of a saint, which results in the saint's lack of presence and the saint's image is not very distinct, such as Nuwa... because her role is really small.

So there's no other way...

In short, thanks to the encouragement of the master craftsman Fuchen, I'm finally going to put my work on the market! Thank you so much! I'm so eager to improve!

Then there's the matter of updates:

There will be three updates tomorrow at noon, and two more in the afternoon, for a total of five updates. It's not much, but I've tried my best.

Next is the bonus chapter for the first subscription after the book is released. If there are several thousand first subscriptions, I will add a few more chapters. I will definitely make up for it!

If you receive bonus chapters for every 500 monthly votes, one bonus chapter will be added, and the bonus will be paid out the following month.

As for whether to add chapters for donations... I don't know how to decide. I've never received frequent donations before. I'd like everyone to comment here and give me some suggestions before I decide.

Finally, please subscribe! Please vote with monthly tickets! Please subscribe again!

The previous book, *Yujing Mountain*, had 4600 initial subscriptions. This book's recommendation scores are even better, so it shouldn't be lower than itss...

Thank you!

After all, I really want to improve!

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(End of this chapter)